With just days to go, the UKIFDA EXPO & Conference 2026 (15 and 16 April) is set to deliver two days of insight, debate and industry leadership at the Exhibition Centre Liverpool.
Across both days, attendees will hear from policymakers, sector specialists and senior industry figures as we explore the challenges and opportunities ahead for liquid fuels and the wider energy distribution sector.
UKIFDA is delighted to confirm the final speaker line‑up for Day 2 of the event on 16 April.
Opening Day 2, in a change to the original agenda, Ken Cronin, CEO of UKIFDA, will share reflections on the last few weeks and demonstrate the opportunity for “Shaping the Future of Liquid Fuels” – the theme of this year’s event.
Alex Wolfe, host of the Wolf Club Podcast, will be joined by Conservative MP Harriet Cross, Sir Jake Berry of Reform UK and Councillor Carl Cashman of the Local Liberal Democrats for a cross-party discussion.
Harriet Cross has been MP for Gordon and Buchan in Scotland since 2024. Born in Harrogate, she was brought up in West Cork before moving to Scotland.
Sir Jake Berry, born in Liverpool, was a Conservative MP for Rossendale and Darwen from 2010 to 2024. During this time, he held roles including Chair of the Conservative Party, Minister without Portfolio and Minister of State for the Northern Powerhouse and Local Growth. He joined Reform UK in July 2025.
Carl Cashman, also born in Liverpool, is the leader of the Liberal Democrats in Liverpool and serves as the leader of the opposition in Liverpool City Council.
The podcast will be followed by a roundtable of senior industry figures who will present their thoughts on the future of fuels:
Day One provides essential context for the two-day programme, with sessions focused on the market outlook, regulatory developments, innovation across the supply chain, and the evolving role of liquid fuels in the UK’s wider energy transition.
Attendees will hear from technical experts, policy voices and industry specialists, setting the stage for the political and strategic discussions that follow on Day Two.
You can view the full conference programme here
Don’t miss out, register to attend here
8th April 2026
